Re: [Jack-Devel] Denon ASIO and Jack

Hi,

From reading the DENON forums it seems that their ASIO driver has some
settings that one has to be an Administrator in order to access - so
if you still have an issue when using John's suggested command line,
are you logged in as user with Administration privileges and is your
UAC turned off?

Kind regards,
GrahamG



On 3/8/13, John Emmas <[hidden]> wrote:
> On 08/03/2013 09:55, Graham Goode wrote:
>> Buffer granularity = 0
>
> Hi Graham and Lloyd,
>
> "Buffer granularity = 0" is correct here, since the driver appears to
> support only one buffer size (512).
>
> Lloyd, forgive me for coming late into this conversation but the
> following command should start Jack successfully for you:-
>
> jackd.exe -S -d portaudio -r44100 -p512 -P "ASIO::DENON DJ ASIO Driver"
> -C "ASIO::DENON DJ ASIO Driver"
>
> You'll probably need to issue it from a Command Prompt and from the
> directory which contains Jack.  If it doesn't work, there might be an
> illegal character at the end of the driver name (a space character, for
> example).  Good luck.
>
> John
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